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First Words for Baby 24 Months

First Words for Baby 24 Months

Everyone
Rating
V2.3.6
Version
100k+
Installs
4.20
72 + Reviews
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3%
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9%
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Review By AppsWm

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Creative possibilities

This app opens doors to a world of creative exploration for toddlers, turning early learning into an artistic adventure.

Interactive Word Art

The app allows children to create simple word art through drag-and-drop interfaces, combining visuals with phonics. This bridges learning with creative expression.

Expression tools

It provides simple but effective expression methods that can ignite a child's enthusiasm for learning.

  • Sound Association: Linking sounds with images and words.
  • Interactive Elements: Touch-based activities respond to interaction.

Style options

While not offering advanced style customizations, the app utilizes vibrant colors and playful animations to engage young learners.

Visual Engagement

The aesthetic choices prioritize clarity and fun, ensuring children remain focused and motivated.

Personalization features

The app allows limited personalization, focusing more on delivering curated content. However, the interactive nature can be a form of personalization, as each child's interaction is unique.

  1. Difficulty Levels
  2. Content Preferences

Artistic potential

The app unlocks potential by encouraging creativity through learning and offering interactive content.

Pros:
  • Encourages early vocabulary building.
  • Features interactive and visually stimulating content.
Cons:
  • Limited personalization options.

Description

First Words – 24 Months Plus is an educational game that aims to teach babies and toddlers everyday vocabulary. The game is designed to be fun and engaging for children between the ages of 1 to 4. It is easy to use, with users simply selecting a category, reviewing flashcards, and interacting with animations. The app features 9 kid-friendly categories and over 100 words, all in English. The flashcard teaching method is ideal for babies, toddlers, and children, allowing them to learn at their own pace. The game helps children build a strong vocabulary, learn language and pronunciation skills, and have fun while doing so. Parents can play and learn together with their toddlers, making it a great bonding experience. The categories in the game include Animals, House Items, Bathroom and Bathing, Vegetables, Fruits, Food, Body, Outside, Vehicles, Clothes, Verbs (Actions), and Emotions. The game features high-quality large pictures, fun animations and sounds, and engaging voice-overs. If you and your toddler enjoy the game, the developers encourage you to rate it 5 stars and provide feedback. If you have any questions or suggestions, you can email the developers at [email protected] . Overall, First Words – 24 Months Plus is a great educational game for young children that makes learning fun and engaging. With its easy-to-use interface, flashcard teaching method, and variety of categories, it is an excellent tool for building a strong vocabulary and language skills.

All Versions

V2.3.6

Updated: Unknown

77.43 MB

V2.1.0

Updated: Unknown

92.27 MB

V2.2.6

Updated: Unknown

50.47 MB

V2.0.0

Updated: Unknown

48.12 MB

Summary Of User Reviews

Charlie Shelford
Charlie Shelford
February 28, 2026
It is a great learning app BUT I want my toddler to enjoy playing on the device without me having to tell him we need to wait for the ads to pass before we can continue. Ads pop up to unlock the next topic but also sometimes when returning to the home screen to choose another topic. Toddlers dont have patience nor do they understand what the ads are for. Especially for this age group. All they want is to play their game not have mum take over to close an ad all the time. Please remove ads.
harrypotterluva09
harrypotterluva09
October 26, 2021
This would be really great and my 2 year old did enjoy it but I had to delete it because it is way to easy for him to press on ads (he ended up having about 6 ad tabs open) and the "back" button is a little off screen in the top left corner... but what is right next to it and much easier to press is a shopping cart that pops up a tiny text window asking if you would like to remove ads for 0.99. It would have been incredibly easy for him to just press the yes button not knowing any better.
A Google user
A Google user
November 27, 2018
Would be better if there's the option to turn off the voice so the child have the opportunity to name the item themselves first. As a parent, I like my child to take a guess first then hear after what it is.